St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19
GLOBULES.

Bank clearings Yesterday, $3.50 39S. 6S.
Four horses were killed by Il bolt of light
ming in North st. Paul Yesterday
Seven births and six deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday
Frank Dutfy,s house, at 651 Burr street,
was damaged 500 by fire yesterday
The commencement exercises of St Tnom-
as seminary will occur Thursday next at the
college, at Merriam Park
A part OF the emhankment of the southern
approach TO the Robert street bridge was yes
terday washed ont by the rain.
The sacrament Of confirmation will he adj
ministered by Bishop Ireland. at ST. MichaeIs
church, West st. Paul, this morning
United Ststes Marshal Campbell and
United States District Attorney Baxter are
visiting Duluth and Tower on official bust.
ness.
The annual communication of Ancient
Landmark Ledge No. >. for the election Of
officers and other business, will be held next
Thursday evening. *
There will be a general meeting of tie
striking building trades at the HEADQUARTERS
corner of Thru and Exchange streets, alta
O'Clock this afternoon.
The body of Rasmns Egeland, who died of
sunstroke, as mentioned in the GLOBE yes
terday morning. was taken to Minneapolis
last night, and will be buried there.
Frederick Specht.. Jr. Of New York, has
been engaged with the Boston Ideals for the
and will sing alternately with Tom Karl. 4
At the meeting Of the Trade. and Labsri
Unions Building association on Friday even
ing nearly all the directors were present! All
bills presented were ordered paid. The next
meeting Will be on the third Friday Of init
A thirty, foot sign on the building at the
corner of Fourth and Robert fell with the
first gust of wind yesterday forenoon and
several persons on the sidewalk narrowly es-
capped injury.
The annual exhibition of pupils work will
take place at st. JOserh's academy, Thurs
day and Friday. from 10 a. m. to p. M The
public and all friends of the institution are
invited to attend.
The ladies and gentlemen of st. Joseph's
parish have arranged a lawn festival for to-
harrington avenue. An orchestra will be in
attendance, the grounds will be illuminated.
ard thoroughly good time is guaranteed.
Lovers of art have noticed on exhibition at
the Hotel Ryan Gfe-size portraits in oil of
Mrs. Julia Flanagan. IT. J. Flanagan, her
son, Mrs. FitZer,' William Filter and wife and
also Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Frost. all these pic
tnres being the work of the artist, John Phil
lips.
A jury has been secured in the murder trial
at Hastings OF Knute Anderson. Nels Nelson
and Pete Johnson. who are held for the lnur
der of George Morrow, at the stock wards
last November, and the court after hearing
some testimony, adjourned yesterday morn.
ing until tomorrow.
On Wednesday will occur the second an
niial excursion of the harness, saddlery
hardware and collar manufacturers of st.
Paul and Minneapolis to Lake Park, Mime
tonka. The excursion train viii leave Min
neapolis d st. Louis railroad. al the foot of
Fourth street, at a. In.
The class of ST of the ST. Paul High school
requests that no flowers be sent to the Grand
opera house on commencement evening
June 23, they will not be received. A
meeting of the class will be held Monday
evening at 7 o'clock. Important business is
to come before the meeting and q full at
tendance is requested.
Conrad StautZ. manager for G.. A Hughes
316 Robert street, states that property. on
University avenue, next the Stock exchange
is very lively since the incorporation of the
Belt line which is to connect at the Transfer.
No question but what great deal of money
will be made there these next few months
Cell on them for information.
During the storm yesterday afternoon, as
the government steamer Bessie was towing
barge load of material up the river, near Red
Rock. TO be used in the work going on there,
u heavy wind struck the craft, causing the
barge to swing with great force against the
tug. which almost instantly sank. The Bessie
had at the time of the accident five or six
men on board, all Of whom escaped to the
barge. -
The closing exercises of the boys depart